my curriculum vitae

School: Norfolk State University School of Arts and Letters Mass Comm/Journalism Dept. 2401 Corprew Avenue Norfolk, Va 23504	Current mailing address: Ricky Willis 829B Park Avenue, #2 Norfolk, Va 23504-3935
Contact information: Telephone:(757) 718-4295 Work:(757) 683-2006 Fax:(757) 683-2899 email: [email protected] www.nsu.edu/resources/woods/index.htm www.geocities.com/SoHo/Studio/3138/mypage.html	Major: Mass Communication/Broadcast production

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Past research experience:

• Norfolk State University and the School of Social Sciences center for applied research and special projects Central Brambleton neighborhood enrichment program, neighborhood survey field researcher under the direct supervision of Dr.Curtis Langley, Dr.Rudolph Wilson and Dr.Harold Aubrey, May 1996.
  
  
• Prepublication proofreading, desktop formatting and editing of Nigerian author Rudolf Ogoo Okonkwo' narrative The Diary of a Wasted Poet: The Secret Diary of General Abacha: and other critics choices (a collection of poetry); and Songs of a Roadside Poet, February through July 1996.
  
  
• Photographic documentation of the Lois E.Woods Museum collection at Norfolk State University in 1996. under the direct supervision of John S.Woods, museum curator and director. With over 250 african artifacts, documentation included extensive black and white darkroom work, design and utilization of temporary photo studio to facilitate commercial studio lighting of individual artifacts. Designated museum webmaster and photographer. Internet site was designed and activated in December of 1996 and is located at http://www.nsu.edu/resources/woods/index.htm.
  
  
• Documentary photographic project in conjunction with the Black Churches Cultural Affairs Committee of Saluda, Virginia May 1989 through september 1991. Under the direct supervision of Mrs.Faye Beverly and Mr.Sherman Holmes. Photographed pertinent and obscured black historical sites and objects that were included in the Committees' historical book, A History of African-Americans in Middlesex County, 1646-1992 written by Tommy Bogger, Ph.D. and the Black Churches Cultural Affairs Committee.
  

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